Memory & Cognition

Volume 33 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Differential relational encoding of categorical information in memory for action events 
  Johannes Engelkamp, Kerstin H. Seiler and Hubert D. Zimmer
  Page 371
• The recall of missing items 
  Bennet Murdock and David Smith
  Page 380
• The importance of materialprocessing interactions in inducing false memories 
  Jason C. K. Chan, Kathleen B. McDermott, Jason M. Watson and David A. Gallo
  Page 389
• Intact retrieval inhibition in children's episodic recall 
  Martina Zellner and Karl-Heinz Buml
  Page 396
• Habitual acceptance of misinformation: Examination of individual differences and source attributions 
  David R. Cann and Albert N. Katz
  Page 405
• Wishful thinking and source monitoring 
  Ruthanna Gordon, Nancy Franklin and Jennifer Beck
  Page 418
• Prosodic cues for morphological complexity: The case of Dutch plural nouns 
  Rachl J. J. K. Kemps, Mirjam Ernestus, Robert Schreuder and R. Harald Baayen
  Page 430
• Memory for word location during reading: Eye movements to previously read words are spatially selective but not precise 
  Albrecht W. Inhoff and Ulrich W. Weger
  Page 447
• Causal coherence and the availability of locations and objects during narrative comprehension 
  Brian A. Sundermeier, Paul van den Broek and Rolf A. Zwaan
  Page 462
• Effects of semantic cues on mathematical modeling: Evidence from word-problem solving and equation construction tasks 
  Shirley A. Martin and Miriam Bassok
  Page 471
• Influence of multiple categories on the prediction of unknown properties 
  Michael F. Verde, Gregory L. Murphy and Brian H. Ross
  Page 479
• Visual short-term memory for sequential arrays 
  Arjun Kumar and Yuhong Jiang
  Page 488
• Presentation format effects in working memory: The role of attention 
  Paul W. Foos and Paula Goolkasian
  Page 499
• The effects of age and task context on Stroop task performance 
  Sharon A. Mutter, Jennifer C. Naylor and Emily R. Patterson
  Page 514
• Response selection involves executive control: Evidence from the selective interference paradigm 
  Arnaud Szmalec, Andr Vandierendonck and Eva Kemps
  Page 531
• Modulating the phonological similarity effect: The contribution of interlist similarity and lexicality 
  Paul Johan Karlsen and Arild Lian
  Page 542
• Does conal prime CANAL more than cinal? Masked phonological priming effects in Spanish with the lexical decision task 
  Alexander Pollatsek, Manuel Perea and Manuel Carreiras
  Page 557